AES Press Releases
The American Epilepsy Society continues to provide the most recent news on updates and breakthroughs in search for a cure of epilepsy.
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2011
12.6 - Autism in Childhood Epilepsy (Video)
12.6 - UC Davis Head of Neurology to Receive National Service Award
12.6 - University of Arizona Epilepsy Program Director Elected to American Epilepsy Society Board
12.5 - Frances E. Jensen, M.D. Elected President of the American Epilepsy Society
12.5 - Photosensitivity Rate Unexpectedly High with Autism-Epilepsy Comorbidity
12.5 - Undiagnosed Autism and Developmental Delay in Children with Epilepsy
12.4 - 3D-TV and Risk of Seizures in Children
12.4 - Gamma Knife Surgery Benefits Epilepsy Patients Beyond Seizure Reduction
12.4 - Study Zeroes in on Nuclear Anatomy of Laughing Seizures
12.3 - Causative Gene May Differ Among Patients with Dravet Syndrome
12.3 - Novel Approach Reveals Potential Mechanism Underlying Dravet Syndrome
12.3 - Phase III Progesterone Therapy Trial for Women with Epilepsy Has Favorable Outcome
12.3 - Potential New Role for a 19th Century Epilepsy Drug
12.3 - Research Documents Seizure Trends in Women with Catamenial Epilepsy
11.28 - Novel Musical Event to Highlight December Hoyer Lecture at Baltimore Convention Center
11.21 - Emory Neuroscientist Kimford J. Meador, M.D. to Receive the AES 2011 Clinical Science Award
11.21 - Jacqueline A. French, M.D. Named First Vice President of American Epilepsy Society
11.21 - Martin J. Brodie, M.D., a World Leader in Epilepsy, to Receive the AES Lennox-Lombroso Award
11.21 - Mayo Clinic Professor Elson L. So, M.D. Named Vice President of American Epilepsy Society
11.21 - New York University Neuroscientist Elected to American Epilepsy Society Board
11.21 - University of California -Irvine Neuroscientist to Receive AES 2011 Award in Basic Science
11.1 - Obama Administration Takes Action to Reduce Prescription Drug Shortages in the U.S.
7.6 - AED Cognitive Risk Related to Late Term Exposure
